(1) Try termites.
(2) I have done this, and similar projects by using a radial arm saw
(9" DeWalt) or my small "table"saw similar to a Micromark.
What you do is make a series of lengthwise cuts with a 1/64 strip left between
each cut. This gives some structural rigidity to the roof piece as a whole.
These strips are then removed with an Xacto chisel blade (Xacto The great loose
handle knife company)
In using this method the excessive power in a larger saw does not overwhelm the
piece.
John Armstrong
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